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[Tangof1!]

Hi,



The Saint Victor 8.5" 9mm pistol uses a brace. I suppose it could be SBR'd with the proper paperwork, in the proper state.

SAINT® Victor 8.5" 9mm Pistol - Springfield Armory

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First Look: SAINT Victor 8.5" 9mm Pistol - The Armory Life

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Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff

The KUNA's brace feels a bit short to me. Nature of the beast, I guess. The Saint Victor has very good reviews. When I was working the Colt SMG was what we had, I never liked it. I still don't know what attracted me to the KUNA, but I'm glad I bought it. If you decide on the Saint Victor I would appreciate hearing about it.

 

[Muzzlestuffer]

I've been learning how to checker so I did the rear of my slide on my Sbardella custom carry then I had it nitride treated looks pretty nice.

Someone not on this forum made a comment that my checkering does not come to points well I actually don't want that I like them flat it's only for glare reduction not grip.

 

[Belt Fed]

I suppose it could be SBR'd with the proper paperwork,

Yes it can

 

[hawkeye52]

It's not my edc but I keep it handy for the zombies when they show up

 

[Belt Fed]

It's not my edc but I keep it handy for the zombies when they show upView attachment 106265

Nice, you planning on them not even getting close huh?

 

[hawkeye52]

Nice, you planning on them not even getting close huh?

Reach out and touch someone. I got this 6yrs ago for $1,700 out the door. It's the loaded model. Took me over 25yrs put family first. Between the wood stock and the plastic one there isn't much of a weight difference and I like the walnut stock better

 

[Belt Fed]

Reach out and touch someone. I got this 6yrs ago for $1,700 out the door. It's the loaded model. Took me over 25yrs put family first. Between the wood stock and the plastic one there isn't much of a weight difference and I like the walnut stock better

Me too

 

[KillerFord1977]

Me too

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Likewise.. . My zombie blasters

 

[Tangof1!]

Reach out and touch someone. I got this 6yrs ago for $1,700 out the door. It's the loaded model. Took me over 25yrs put family first. Between the wood stock and the plastic one there isn't much of a weight difference and I like the walnut stock better

I did Basic Training with the M-14 and that was one accurate rifle. I shot expert with mine. Truth be told I'm glad I didn't have to carry it Viet Nam. Not the rifle itself, but weight of the ammunition plus the rifle was too much,

 

[PieterCoetzee]

I did Basic Training with the M-14 and that was one accurate rifle. I shot expert with mine. Truth be told I'm glad I didn't have to carry it Viet Nam. Not the rifle itself, but weight of the ammunition plus the rifle was too much,

I started basic with a M16A1; but later carried a M21 when longer shots were needed

 

[hawkeye52]

I did Basic Training with the M-14 and that was one accurate rifle. I shot expert with mine. Truth be told I'm glad I didn't have to carry it Viet Nam. Not the rifle itself, but weight of the ammunition plus the rifle was too much,

Can you imagine the guys that carried the BAR and ammo during WWII

 

[rcurtner]

Can you imagine the guys that carried the BAR and ammo during WWII

How about an M-60 23-24lbs without ammo.

 

[RedGoat]

I did Basic Training with the M-14 and that was one accurate rifle. I shot expert with mine. Truth be told I'm glad I didn't have to carry it Viet Nam. Not the rifle itself, but weight of the ammunition plus the rifle was too much,

LOL. My uncle served in Korea. He told me that his assigned weapon was a BAR. It was assigned to him as the "new guy" in the unit. No one wanted to carry it because of its weight and the weight of the accompanying load out, so whoever came in as the "new guy" got it. I dunno, but considering the high octane firepower, I might've found that extra weight pretty comforting when I was in my young years. Not so much any more.

 

[RedGoat]

Since this post got reminded to me by a recent "Like" , I'll update .

Don't have a pic on this device , so visualize this same holster , but with the lower left gun in this Pic below ( G27 Gen 3 , speaks Australian. View attachment 106115

I love the S&W with the old school Pachmayr grips. I assume it's a 38? I'd carry that!

 

[RedGoat]

Well, this is what I brought to Florida for the winter. One of the 2J frames is always in my pocket and I alternate belt curry with the 817 on the bottom or the Glock 26 on the top. Today it’s the 817 in the waistband and the 638 in my pocket.View attachment 106139

Yeah, but where are the ones you keep stuffed into the tops of your cowboy boots? Nice lineup!